Everything it does to your incoming mail.

The moment mail lands, anymail reads it and writes a colored label into your mailbox, ranked by what needs you first. No rules, no folders to maintain. Your corrections keep sharpening it.

anymail detects the bulk senders cluttering the inbox and leaves the list in one click. Where a sender supports one-click unsubscribe it is fully automatic; where it does not, you get a direct link. Then it offers to sweep the old mail to Trash, and you choose what to keep.

Every mail gets exactly one status — the workflow state that decides where it sits. On top go topics: what the mail is about. Topics are sticky, so an invoice thread stays tagged Invoice even as its status flips from To respond to FYI and back.

Write the label in plain language — “anything about the MKW company”, “an invoice to pay” — and anymail tags matching mail by meaning. Add a hard condition on a domain, address or subject when you want a guaranteed match.

Rate a label good or wrong, leave a one-line note, or simply move the mail. anymail folds that judgment into how it sorts the mailbox next time — per account, with no fine-tuning to run.

Force a sender, domain or subject into a category, or mark it important so it can never be buried under marketing. Important mail is starred in your mailbox automatically.

Connect as many mailboxes as you need and give each its own profile. Personal, sales, legal, admin, all sorted, and you switch between them in a click.

anymail drafts a tone-matched reply from your past conversations and leaves it waiting. You edit, approve or discard it. It never sends anything on your behalf.

Send something and hear nothing back for a few days, and anymail surfaces it in its own tab. As soon as a real reply comes in (an out-of-office doesn't count), it clears on its own.

One email, once a day, listing what came in and what still needs a reply. Sent directly from anymail, never through your own mailbox, so it can't skew your own sent-mail patterns. Opt out any time.

Point classification and summaries at your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint instead of anymail's shared one. Useful if your organization already has a vetted provider, or you'd simply rather your mail never touch a third-party key you don't control.

One click in the reading pane and anymail summarizes what the email is actually about, and what it needs from you, in a couple of sentences. Cached after the first time, so it doesn't re-run for free.